The Sun. — London, England, 1809-02-25 00:00:00

••.• . • , • . , . .. . ..,. , , ~ • e • ; • ' • e .. . .. e . • ... ...„. . _ .. . . ,-, .. ... -, . . 401 Matt l& .to , thit - :.eity;• - it .w3l.yer.ireeenteffn, nettling could . lae, more comlrletne t'i'tle Oftl- as lies 2 , B''n - : bie the Brltiele feree. in: -i:t,ini.n. - Isre had :air; t was-sure shit ir . wouid estate 4lscotifoit i f , 1, fq ., ;; ,„ ~ r, by the,Otficers of G e neral; Hope!a column, that e afforded. As to the losrsosfained by the British he diluted againet the. absurdity, .as he lertned, it i of • and di sti j iy i n Spain: .:Did , t h e iti 4 i tt H„, t. ci , i , t .i the enthtiSiasm was excessive, and it was appa- had before stated; he Still stated', Anti ht; believed dieidits.g the army inteeltree sever itte,eselerems, e and marl suppose :that hi 4 Maleity's Minist er ., ...„„,....e . , : . reetly the same' over the entire SurfaCe of Spain.— : that his, statements would be; borne-,out by the re- of ee'e t nding those - columns 0 ,- t r e i. m any' mites o f i t i m e, .of feeling; or flint he and. his frioil, „,.; ~, eAelo the Right Hon. Mover's statement ee'speding turns, fleet it did not amount to .nleie lb lii 40 0 0 . cohntry, so 33 10 make it ihii) . Oicibk t 7 Ol the' Centfe , were 'alive to inconvenience and :disast e r ? : 1 jie. e e . e . .loss of men, the 'Noble ,Lord :asseeed. the Housev 4 mei) ; but let the le.;'i he what it:iiiglt, the advan- coltunti j 4- go lo :the lett: •wittentt abaudreningetheni Bight Hon. (Yentlemeir suppoge that ' l e t -ra ve oe „ Le e that when the s tate m e n t came to be wound •up, it. i tage to our army in the:•exPerience - upon a: large right colume, Or to go to the right without aletedipas,. to his nNiej'esty's Minietereea tiet Leh: t er te re uit ett ,,.,/,'., woof.' fall Sh o rt o f t he Bit;hi - H„6. Gentleman's re. i scale whichether had acquiredewashicalcolablee fi nd . trig the. left cf)ltl rm. Ne•v, with re;pec'tnto that ar••• ;eo afilirling ; nandehavitez.cAeette. en d eine ar i ee t ~ ertrestettation, He esserterilhat we' setfeted no lose • / would be most-evident e should they ever have to en- rangemetit, whatever uteri! or demerit it nitehr . feive, tbree to assist their :beivei*tuntrynien who e• ~-,.. `in artillere ; th a t wh ate v e r o r dnance . fell into the I counter the epeiny Oil yeur oWn shores. -' it was not the arraagement of Goyerteilerit: 'Uhiee,; gontending in 'Sp,iitt in the c tise of freedom etelen- . • enemy's h an d s , was , procee di ngs at the time ref cap- i - •, , . Mr. GoteabuttereroSeeo express his dissent from Right Hon. Gentleman had truly ste.ed, that itethet. depetidette*-to-Ottler thafloree to be die:enti c e-et ! . 4 - hire; to Roniano's: armY, under a feeble esdort, and I therHon:Geptleermie-reetion ;he could assure the rapid,course of . eveliti„ ,where.etery twelve, heere : ' that the trnesprirts .in which it wes •to be doeeeti . '.n ANVaserendered useless' before it came into' the sees i House, that if he. thought inquiry: were necessity he m u st p ro d uce t h e neee'esity of a delviation from lire- Might be reederedavailible for etuttlier )fir rise ? ' e - my'S pos sess i on .. Af ter aii,• :he couldetot•help think- . I I Should not disapet ove of ir, and that he had no,, wish . concerted plans, it Was iniPossible that Mir Ptedik: • 111aye4y's • Mihisterti;:totimilted 'to iiaikl nee e se i t . ) .. ing that there wo u ld b e Ina one mind as to the coil- i whatever to withhold 'froth the public elitinfertile course of condud could be die from Engivtili:f Theyehad. no choice. feet•arty Man consider the :,. e duel of otir brave army, in prosperity as well as in I lion on a subject in which they were so strongly in- > This was all very just; lee-readily admitted the Hon. t sponsibility they Would ham..--incurred had they r adeersity ; an d h e wo w," say-thet it was fillbeCOMilig ! terested. He was glad to finds that. Whateverbilre- Geotleman's premises, • but 'from 4hose•-premises fused to-listen ti . tliti..aiTliov,ion so , orgendy i r m ,.i e to assert t h e i m p oss ibility of recovering our losteuilie r rence existed as to the mode in which Spain had been flowed this inevitable conclusion, that Government to (hem ;^! and if they had iteentned 10.th) r ns e e e. ., i , i i • . Lacy charatter: • Were it by such disgraces . as those of I assisted by this countre' e there was no variety of neith er co uld nor did prescribe any hoe of march, ' bettee'ktiowledge of the' circumstances ,list' the s e V . htliera and Corunna, Lila' We had (Pi:kited ail.Plai.4l. -I opinion as to the :propriety . of th e assistance itself;: when they knew that. it might • be interrupted .by a who were :an the spot.. Eve transport sempty transport •rfeit to . milit ei y r e putat i on ? Th e Noble Lord, before he 1 and he could not but regret that the Hon. Gentlemen thousand unforeseen incidents. What Government went, was a pans!, to his heart, -There turfs anet e l . sat down; 'expressed his anxious wish that the leig'ht , opposite had nbeppid their tribute,of applarese.to the did was to give information to the Otticereommand- eireurruaance connected With thi-4;part . Of' the trete- • • Hole Gentleman would withdraw his motion,until 'promptitude with which that assistance hedbt!en el.. ingehe British army, that a large lorce, would ,be adion . which he wisliediii explain:. The'lliklit Harr. : be had a cqui re d t h at knowledge of the business, the , forded. The accusation of failure made ' . bYthe Hon. sent to Corunna to meet hike,. and th at to .Corunna Gentleman 'ha& - desired. 'to "know...why S ir a w il Ivani of w „i c h.h e h a d so openly avowed. He, for Gendemen'oppbsit, came, with a very bad grace he•might proceed by sea, if ~he chose, .lie. having Baird hatl'.been' senteout without' ihstraCti o n s e I t ~„.1 4 Pair, • was perfeetly prepared to give the Right ' fre.n individuals, erhose,Adiniqistration was ; a suc- transports su ffi cient for half his force„ and enough was not sale, • He' was sent; out with ample ittstrue tienoureetee • Gentlero a n •. every 'peasible ' informs- cession of failures. By„ the occurrences, in Spain we for the . remainder e , laeiteg • hourly .expeaed.. The tions. He was told that•he wae to form a p art of ti°i] that could be collected from documents on the had gained 6 0 trifling advantages; ,we had given to option was left tO•himeand he made his choice to :1 Sir John Moore's army, 'eni.l Sir John Neloo're ...tai l .: subject, . J ctir attily experience; we had sh`ewli Id the.eyes . Of proceed by land. If the:Right - Hon. Geuagnian op-: apprised of the circunistanee. But the Biala He il , - Mr. Tteeety'began by ridicu'ang the prireefi t eie 'Europe and to'-the world that w t eare. as, formidable posite had not preferred darkness tolight, he. might j Gent:ernan was astonished that Govern•oent has t - allegitiong 0 1 the Noble Lurd opposite to him. He by land as by seaj we, had taught l)feenetny'o re- . have had that Officerli-dispatch, in which.his •adep- j not :seat the transports with more nceora c y to m e et • could not but n n eg i , e t h at ther e was not an indivi- , sped our military force, and to acknowledge that we tier). was dcclarea;.and snow he would esk th.elrignt. the British army on their retreat, Sir Jel in NI i a r ~ ~ dual in the country whose mind wai- not perfectly : possessed Commande rs who coned tie with the titled ' Hen. Gentleman, what became. of his e esertien, that in hig dispatch, stated that he ',should retreat ettir riade up on the busi oesi e what were the bets? minions of Buonapartte :. The Hun. Gentlemen had , this.. was the first military blonder of hit 'Nimble i by Vigo or Corunna. ' Tne presumpti o n was i n E.,.. Iliiitsters sent 53,000 11111 to Slain, and for what • said that we he'd dime nothing. Wee it nothing •to 'l.'itienep . ,. / Bet nowit •tnight• perhaps,. be expeled that vour of his retreating by Vey, ; bet a' s - t h is rem i i i ",,, Puttio , e ?He would v et/ire - to say , on ly to do witat . gain the Sjitniards that ti n ge which their sittlatien , ; lie should account for the division ot the army into ed doubtful, Could his Majesty's Ministers bebl eine a Ministere in th e i r wis•loin thought necessary after- ; demanded i WAs it nothing to a ff ord them an op- n separate descriptions of: force. Ceuidthe Right Hon. for not divining to which 'of !hose )laces he would ware's to be undone. lie contendee that our at. ; portunity of colleding.their dispersed artnies•?..Was itia Gentte.man believe it pos.ibie . that it Aeloifilistrae effeet ' his retreat ? • Sir J. Moore initefet ba,e ~,•)•:, .1 ~I " v e" wills were elevai t e e mi n i s ters had professed n nothing, by creating a poweriut.divpribn,..to allow lion, lion, even ,the Admiuistration which preceded the; • reasons for his ambiguity, bet . that .aeibie. t io:7 ', lt e. " '',.. t g e l :' 4 .t . dial of friend s hi p to p or i ng - e l * and they bens - them the means in . another part 9f the ,kingdom to present, .would be so weak' as ,to send orders to any. quitted his Majesty's Government. Vstitheut in ~i , T . ri .., a her as lunch as they combat `with success the coounon enemy ? Had we ' General ots foreign service, to divide his army into log the .smarlest clisrespea to t the Hein. ;3;e-ek e:l 1 , 1 tiateever the subsequemly did Spain. .i Nobl e L o ' r d may rely on his little ' not gained ,a ;national'-"dharaeler by our cotidud-?-' twoAlitninct perts, theoue competed of 4110911 - ye the ' Opposite he Would •Say; , tit'at his epeeeh,' it it h ~1 P r imo ,fiteie • ctSe h e would not retrain from giv- And, though lois was eonsiderable,- teas it not 'i, other- of cavelry. He did -not .tnean to tiod belie but the'one quality of.truth,' vt..'as Ihe tneitel,,Titini, ; our', , lu g n • . t 41 , 5 his opini on •in conjunction with his less than that,which we ii,t.i,,ustaitie i t in Our forme r i will Inieeanattgerneet ; bet it Was'ltic artangenlet, anteiated, end powerlitl e that lie 'ever'heerd fr o i l t l'thr Honourabl e g rieu e, ti t er the army had, suf.. less gl o rious canip.trans ? Tae - honour which the 1 novot Goverpnient,,hut;pt Sir -I.Nlvere. He-dated ' him ;. but in that; property of truth it wa s wh o lly t taed an !Indelible disgrace.--(Order, order !) Gette . British Army had giiiic,l in• Spain, ISO-Rising its pilae 1; to say, that the arrangement lied Ilttell . it(IQPXl=on, . defleient. Tee Hon'. Gentlemin had' tillo‘Niel e r . in , 1 men limy 'shout' Or 'not, the Hon. Member ' racier had dooe toor,e.than all.the pliii.i_to which liad : 'sufficient reaeons, What those yeas:Rl& V.'el'e i he did conformity to nt he eommnient : 1: 'fall ee titieS 0 matikul..l, aairi med, -that' there was no! one less inclined to cast been or could lie devised for giving heilitres te the i out...know; bill. wh.itever thee w‘9 , -:, I hi7y ,wgre dise that innthelirst ietettlitititer of nittioiell spirit in q ; i-i' ll i, si_ star tivii it) the army than he was. Ile vvas %.wer ' recruiting of that amen. Tee Hun. G:entietreto !Ltd . ! tindly that gallant Otficees.own teeiseret. eeter were Government had hut °fie mires in ,nrs t p : ... ; il l ~t of 741 tIOLIS to torpport :its credit.. But while he could ; notesliewn'any ground for I lie moiiint which heelletUl the tiperatious titeltitarien without city concert with 1 cherishme nett - stip; .t e •• B I • t - r, eas ire, it. .Into t its a, miiii,,ii tot r . etr:ii 0 troth peying the due tribute of enthusias. ; 'submitted to the House, in his , opiinoo it would the Spanish. Goveretment ;. on the c,outrary,'a tiffs- I. he coupled a pal able tionfratlielion ; for' he dee! ire.l tic et el, i m e s. use to that gallant body of men, he . could tend only to poilipe .the co.intry, and 4cent:rehire ; tinct commutecation ha!' been made to this cOuntry thaw befere the Britisik3 t ever nm e t i t b a d eme", r i e .t „m oot avtitct mentiottina the indignation andfeontetopt , telt himself bound . to 'Vete agaiti4t it. • i Py an Officer i r ons .. the, Central. G, .vt - ,rati),Nit, of in the- Spanish 'cause, • they ought earehtly to hav e : ell wli ice he viewed those men who placed them i Lord Nile - row' observed that the . ffren:Gentleman,el Spain. From this stateluent the. lieuseeteloold, be, ascertained the nature of II •• " q • teeransaeltotis in epee , - • 3n such a thimstrogs sittLiti. , ll. The Hon. Member, t w.bo had Jost sat i duwo,..had provpdAsjugular tea- . 1 , etsehtetttojudge,.of theettheretnierepiesentatiOna o f that they shOtild' have diaeUvered the diseieeeioe of an a . Li•d- • • • • • • - • so strain of eloquence, comMented o v en die brill tor applauding til, -conduar , at ~ tin. .cainimivii ', the Right HoU.Ctentleittsn . , who has thus beenprov,-. the various ranks of society —drat •the - ' y Shoull have ttavery . I,t The • r ' n troops einploYed capon this necasiott. namely, that its iy.ithec-pieuies w c iiila 0 - 4,1 . gra(er . .ed - complete], errotteons in iteptetiug to 'hi-s.Mojesty s investigated' tl e ." 1;41 f I I ' ' • t precise o jet o t i't pope, ar tee!. -He 'was es sorry that the. only result at their bravery tecilities fur recruiting:out army, than'ettly-that had i Niinisters; thedispgeitionAdihe.troopseitialseir march i log which burst •oral sioLilianeonily in droner ev e r . and co e mk s wes the sale return of some of them, hitherto•.beeeedeetsed.e..• Heelid out,thttile thee',Sloble ; froco-Portugal.. Nosevsheille-lleght.lion...Ganutetnan. phyvince in Spain---that they shotildelitive . exa:Oin l el .1-le . ' -la Lou nut but remark on the sportive playtui- , Lord opposite \awaldeleiek him for the .siminplitnellt. I niereilortun lie or enore•.aegortir.l.ln his acgount of into the amount and itienesi,ioit of the S etnish for • e alless wi • ,' nett pervaded th e Noble 'Lord's 'speectt oil ' The Hue. Geittlesteet was et . opiiiibile that iii ii• :16.-y e the;:tepeettattotee in Spam., .For variety sAlte he sip how marshalled, how direeted—with l Whitt so c ir ' this • night ---•*••• , and mare' p,mieulatly so, bas it was so, would tioly . paralyZe' the country; on this 'Subj.:et . pusgthtbe:itight flon..(;eittlentan' hihi.,..tttats4 olie . animate d to 1 r - 1 'f f :all 't 116 e I ilealree ille great f lit o• a . tr,e peeuli I ai,y dissonaut wittl ttLe well ItnoWn . traFity : oti : . hoclittiva catopietely ► frotu'lliJit ; wlivibur, in pitwor t:C:t torrealv. Ile had stated that Sir' J.Aloore 011 .., dom, political and pe - rsbeat. 'Bet to this the II:e the N ... obit; Lord. _H e we..tra' as k' how it wee the! an : t.ii• teat of I ovver ; .wheelier seppoi ena Adiu r iutstration hearing of- tliC &fed( of the three Spattish•armieS, Gewlemln add' de that Ge - erii 't el 1 3 , ' s meta OU D •11 aI to Pltilliry 01) 'the preAeut atihrbetbre the Honse - conld' !or opp3An6 7 it, be shoUld al witys tiptiold the iieessCr‘' 1, 3 4,„1 1 , ' - ' La' ' 1$••1 '' 1 U - Legittelnp toti lo Ntite.tu. Ite pdtris 1,: I:tve informed themselves of ate wishes and in. de -grading. • WOuld.dier:the House only acten .'"of metering iniodi&Ci'ilinutrutpubliraillioi. liiste.td front' ‘' end ‘- It utiktis t Sir Devi I Baird to retire tion f this - mr„, S.l - , U , . . •S o • • Spanish people, wit r respete to th e eenee ' rt with the general feelings of the entire people ~ .ot paralyzing, in h 1 t i i I Wen.te •tteP•re laelftenPle w air' labia.; .., But tin' tenth:it:lle should .ne w.ttolly .right in abuses' which existed in their . t`e I i .po t• tea , ant ecc,esi. on tire occasion For his )arr , lie would tro t . ue contidvuee in P. •11. • • • e' .„ lu,. „ , 1 I, , . give . u , 6 11 t 0111 ot the inquiry, by w eon for the pro- • to ► the countr •m su erie •.' --.0 • 1 s t 1 Ttr •• • •• - - ~ • • duet) tit- of '' ' • .. y• p. . i ee e • A.. o trete, t• „ fader , mreteoce, • tit a titerefore,Sti Jelet ,Moore must i tisaesi that the Spiniaids iv , re wilhog to free theme . . 'telpets. 'He would have a viva' vace I. he object at 'the Spanish og:eat:eon had env' tele 0 0 1 t t o I d t • Will Jar' i I t thP. Is -' '-'• -.7 a twai•i 4... se. o' v-uu.‘e Lig:ll.llst Hs . . 14 .se vet , roin -..--yo eof a .ievere despot/see, tele 10 exarntrrattun at, t% . Ira ' I . di t i,,,. ti , v timers etnployed on, the expe a , 'tatted t unless. incteedt 'he had completely rnistaken, 4.; 1 n; i ii c. 1 t aga,tt .t.te.:,..,gat ..Jon. ...,eut,entao was:o,4,llly iota- tenleef , the errors .of a ii.....losive religioit ; ;Joie 'l, , t Moor e ., 0 ' °. w " 1 . 1 know ~,neen • : them ,qieetaral: ' i tee otstee'te„wllra .lie,coliceived to,.tmeealkeeeestorat,4l,af! velem . . telt' ua4 newel:at Sit,J.. Moote's.iintentton sit they were' Prepared to ahAndon antichrist, one i f b e ' opinion, and whether . them 1-4 . ether file plaits were ailed :of Spanish. itadepeteletice, and tee, expulsion of th ' As NALlUtfitaa was ' swpeadeiLny,tht t i k liu . simij.l ol ) W,',1i.;11 ' c01T1 , .). At) enliehtet I • I• T I•l'n' : • - .., ter •peoe e..• oap ii osop oica l , • --e would kno '. :- ' "leading'. ' ' '- . ' ' ; re oltie we : i , , W the causes - to a:' krench Irons tnecountry. Insteai of tliii.tlieeroW . ' e e befits s hr e d Arorn :.2vitir.}rid..: tf, was true that Sir 1. intria•Such an iilvestigetion ,rnis,,ehe• Bale beis u e very . , al 11 I nt ' MOVeMentS . '• of ' the troops*, • .lie or, ~pai n wen placed by Nenoleott ail ttie heal Woul • • • fliourd 'received ehet intieenatien,from Air, krece...--e.. merle He Levi 'but Wk. objealoll 10 ' OW HOll. 0 . it inquire. into the st te I his brother Joseph linti the Pertiesteet, wee cover- Noble Lord had said te " 1 -o f equiPtlllmiltla e.T.he : P • ' - • ' A _t that pectod,:Attee people of ael a orte e b t el uudoobt. ; tlentleitene's System, whieh wets, 'that there was no e troops were not equipped,. ! etl with the . Frenclearintes. . lf,tiiis v‘ ii, not.a. sub- eJtv„focitsed a' daeginivation to:dtletld 11- to theelitete time fo'esteente it.• Steel di , (Plisilioas . 'otii(l aCeord Jillt why witeee the ' ley Slit) ? 'lle' * Ol ll/1 . exailitUe as . jet lot inquiry, he did .not ktiow Whet was. ektremety—ta , detternipetioneevtlieli. nothiug.erfeedika W.f...a •i a the occupations it leaf tell ISt ter: hut -sire tothe coin pLtency i b. the Cointbis4ariift. i . a deaetrt. M.r. Secreetry CANNING expressed his seti • • . 'l - , faetio . h-aim. &waled bits I,lle foh4iness, or ratiter,stlielreaiii, very 'Unfit 'foi , Veriods: whe..l isiqion was necess a ey, Mem so grossly / , t e li ••• feet Offered I i , • , glO ant, as fo..pei nth statvatani in' that he had uot spolten'when n e ) ni- chery of that. r o ugh. p(4Kattitan; vela,; ':; If die H.,nourante G:!titicinio tiv,ant th:n Great B r i. the midst of a bundance.: r ftre, ,, ; , ea. ot l'ite Noble .Lord boststed a. sett to. the:o44oll4ln or t he. lionSe: ti 4 oleal i ?telY qiieri taken such a disti ll d elgu.s.tee , taelet !II (11,1 carly period of ; taut' ehobld hevereteive any coiternitheatioos of in iei,,,,..:11 deal ~copp, . l- - Imlti,mi ll traitiports, and not, .ille.,l'iereaa sat datpn)Thut.tbat he ha 1 ghee) way tn, tete transactions .itoSi,aine•--1.'0..- Lie :rietsenese.of this • ti. rest with, 'int ilie botind•beeany eies - to a •teelittry, t h e g as : , 'hiltless . ; lint if there was reinisafless in- • . the three successiV, e'l\letubers who lied tai.oured the wan :- alone wax ,:tbehteleittibuted the eleteite of the , the government or ri;ligion vit . AehielvWo rl , l not nTar b e li e ._ , and unon.. l tis•Coneeience he..was inclined to; blouse with their setitimente, and 10 whom lie felt . Sautniardi in Madrid. -Wes it iocredibletital.the in sucfen severtescrutitty; he ' laid &evil; m line of -p i hl , .. believe there was he should, of il l , . TlLll'lligal -, -' habitants.oe t Let city lied derentened on a breve .ree ratiott torn any other it ill (wee mere distitite. Lord I inquiry, in order CO.. trace it. The Noble lent, gentled uearAtim heL:ause•lw..w4f ,l i i3OW itOte to s i ,L i nen ? 11. they liatl.beenannowerlika alai luxe- and impossible thun that which the insittirny of our tail tio th ittg to cornplai ' f . ' that ' i dle st l s 'initlierit ,in 1, ms • • . . ••• - - noas to elowmessetf .his part, he should be compliatice in that " ~. • -4 , 'Ah foc i '4 l ; o4o 'MS . Ho .t - :m y he ...„.._ , ...ettse with any rue Of•.stiO., support o f some vt'ry'impOi....t c. ,its: treat iotitheatnietat; aal:ft di:41.41.3S W . -befit:l , a them . :contented to see the .Spattiartis tightihg Butine rom,. !:„llosd ,. He couLt ant avoid stating, that !lon tluareble • Friend who ..followade ttir...thenbility with, to be incattaule of .haliting.listetheie indepeudenceee 'parte with- the Grand Inqukitur at the head of J...vorla, was the oriain, 1 tCo font h.- ' Ito 9 t he: runna • Vlien• he baa ristj4ed tit 4rgyivPititi!.9 l • o, -',.: 1- : (...t 4*.Was thilf.incr t ialololl44,4,irgd 1.1 tile , exatuple their artny ioron . the.. One hand, espousing the • position` ; a nOsition , ~., a i , yi6 4 , 8 ti ot . ti i i. ----- every tall y so filvottrahle to the !' Gentle tt em oppositeeeeto ability,., the t-lieley 01 . of : Sartgosse, the •brave ronopulnoti: o f - ~ 1 ,;(44. : . cause - of Ferdinand- VII. ; 'and, on the ethei, de. Well- k . nowit character. •As 'to the' , Witiah leideal u reed him the itignelt Plehatire, and should assert to thejeseeheieerecdont atid their Ito- fending the sarnaity or our Lady a 010 Pidar. CaOd junta's orde L i • • rS'rett etltlr'l 1 ' • ` . i e ckb ark 4 stemit the , l - - ke m whiate tieenipresence 6e.his H oe .eFriet t e alone: . :mete -It Was Oa sterptisiogetlett'Sir di itloore should 'forbid, that we ettould eeer be to irttblerallt„ 41S tO Ivletnher stated, Pe .- - ,war,s, amity , ttat . t puip:d)ly betrayed ,no . v.eraa . Pr.eYetlttAl,liitra..lrotudeci,iri„g h o w e neciehe sti , i eae- be' tineeltild . 1 4 stichatn-texPlanetione , he , should pot make a conformity tee. our own opinione the pri, e , L ,..:::. vtt n ott , their side. tie also wished , to call petted. T.O the Neble 14mA he sea, also' od•..r obit- i ' stave thought well 7of the :heti& of Limy gallant soldier .of. our assistauce.to others,' in their effort - 4 lite tia. •,-,t •. , ": pitt l itt: ll . _ ii• of the House to the circumstance of 4 r,fation, became"" standina - as teat N o ble'Lerd di.l, hi ~ o t ho, could have, rt•jetiodite -; 1 - lereitilowever, Mr. tionalindepeedeace.;•.or, .to carry ills 'Sword in one, Gordon. being slime back t I ' ' ' . o _Althoff efee nea high a etatiefilreefteteestettey, eaticii.ffiollieesme, as ' Freree agericy...tieno.e..4,autLbt.t..wit.tied. in, rake this hand; and . what we might clinse to cell the Rights moue . . y which was lorgotum to be sent, . 1 hr. . • • • et •; . .tor r t the presumed liealid,: i he, liol,es, 4-20,te,sili.liOn4.0tAt :. opportunity ot !paylog:/440lighestiAestitnony to the J)I flat' in, the otiter, , 11 -ine Were no means tel , •••, traictuation of neCt. . ' . - _seines to the arn)y, l'he lice ' I 1 II i. 0 tee . - „eue. he ea ' '•irel tliat the hunt of e ceeiduet ot Mr. i'. tit .t he wlee'e; irtreetetion anti in.. by t!.e British Gov ertunent Co ascertaio the mews •r - Merueer tOok oceaiion of coin I n . , - ►'YP "'1 6 " pi 'f'fle. , • •• • ' " . . ' by ' ' . '''' kin ', • p itnetiona Ge r ee r ei , %meat eoul:l -be s :•el Oil :;ueli tit oeiiaSinii, by such • an deed eheewleolt".of las condirCe,eietterete..ativoren py ahem of the Spaniards'? Ibc will of 3 hallo.) is pe, as the a bl est 'officer its ' , his 111aieet ••' •• •64. . .i 1 I . ' . 1 i ',',.)'' •Iltkiiiipre.iiiteti oo list!' this country. Here, , Ilowitivstr. aseete, f .. had before. . 011 1 y. to •t},•:. whetted; pnlitically speaking, it urn ,a anti tins opinion he termed of hi - 1 ri as - L ► ''. rvl°t-i.' I it ligi°3 .i►wa ' ~titan, ... ' ' n, - .4_ tesfrceme,- . lucre toreein eel t pl ac e. • ti . t he e lpb,- 0 1 ‘l),,e lio+) I' silted, Mr. Frere s neetier t eleidetl. Sir John bloore's .sitycle tio..lv. * His Majesty's Government It-id ney•.r stance of bringing ate' a considerable" tort, fat 4 nerd 1 1 (......: .1 ` -1 -- " 841841, ' ' '`' - e•. s , .' ,•,• • • - . . , ~,* ~• .. • -.• ••.. , , ' tieteetven g to .any I.lVormilt ion reeetvea auorae., .ti•ilit, , ittele to fthy pat - muter Junta witoeut riflery ;mil ein:.ilry, in Api lt; iil a in ire er ! L e.,,9••eee, -* -' ' t .- ( e - r-o-Fe e .erte lataealftt i einno.sita.a Toe) , 4.14:, ;. 11:c...!- ,:, adyrit ' l / 4 % a . . 1 . 1, ,. )., .. wee , i:. .,. . , s . e,alsieetaute • voate , : t Ihy1 hy a `Ci tt es. o f n 111 , 4 ' gi.c4, - ,A , llllsroprLseit - . iron) him iit was owe:l4:6'll.e tnieteeation or :.t let- heetticating the nneesn...ssity of forinittaa More enfar a ea French ~tiny. liialy atilors were e i o f u e ow..t o tt u ct i . e ii r: e ti t , e , tb-it alhouron i .:. tatueiss'oliiiP litaltibt% we'Ver%wffnißieff," tet ' pee(' tirt tor trout Nlortiltal..ooultaelty, ► wheel lie obteitted core representatien of the wishes of the people.. 'nee . ' ha•l been retsommetaded.for their own Sal; u. 4• • o.ii i i i ae , toeiteter t l r fatto land .tehnisheadetshe itLigitsentuitta.ilie +forte...tee , mete:fed uuttonbtett iotelligteice reeectiiig t he Sittl3- • • , - . - • , • en •• .e.- The Noble Lord has said that the eiielt •in a the, Poeta - 1 ' their •eee ' l ' l( "el'P' . , ntletwiti. utilsAiiin„ l tile (kbile t•ion•ot a, part - of the 'b by, the otigi • I yawns th t - alt hem I '• ,• • ho-it evilly.; Sir J. Moore compenied y ., , a, g t 1.,1.. hostile country have: 1 ' d 'means • ' , oun to Support ''' wis r . -; 'a I 1 '.. ' - I I Chit h} , :.I c yid itia'reb (c- 4 eth . 1 - loptl laud would assist the Sieiniards without their letet 'advance more ra d • than - . ' I ' c ' , mut- 14 .m , , rat. td! en a :10 ,-*Oper,t in•. teen- lil:li COllVitteed pi ly we have airlabill - b ..'• '. . I - ' ' . of 1 y nt e , preeenstve view . the srtbieet -witi 10, ~,,,,•pro, I,3,in:l...joined him) h e coll et a u ec k t h is F renc h co rp s .: tog scene. resrinsible repres.entaiive •bodY, osier lei hy th ou should ( • w e 'ap.ist 611 C 1 1 jugrat./10, • ki,v -• seotations:w.ere as Berle 'I! I 1 •' ' "1 'b I 1• - 'the nrritiaLcit reinfOrceii eats.. tHe also telt ii,,ns :would avail thentielves of that C4(1110191, .-ra -.aut,:eozopri...itenso , .. 1 ICI q o ii.;• , e, ,iitc:ltleil b. a parallel, ob . n•l''. . • , .-e •4 ' tieteif ‘he celled in his:homed:ere 4thted, ho v'ian'd and decline•ttektiowledging the independetice of flit . t. ) lee ion to ,cotiti4ence: in lion„ Gentlettrin u'vhi kilt- ~ t t 11 ' 1 t. , I , ~ , . p.. ( no ~, .- i • . ‘ . N ot : hninistration of ' (hie 'country, tal:e ) t troll-, t e.., himself with ati ors parlieulai: field, I , e- , :'-e '' 'ld do ultitutte a n te d; ik et t. he Sh o u e l witleiraw Battle*. i.Spenish nati9o, because they did net poes e s, ~1 su b. mush- c lord's (Castlereagh) observation isii• die 'e;:e- he - h/til fill - e(C l ikqiit : misrefi;feiVi•girie•e 1 t •-- • ,n- e nte trout the teopitel, and ereate a diversion in fa- 1. stantive and represeutative 1-):l.ver, Attlee.). It i arm~' , l' e - " 4 - .. e. ' 1 • ... Jri , , .„ , of a head. namely, that Ilse ' : )o.l),v‘i!it still inore tLegratited'ite BightifieteteGtteetleett:lP;'' * '' . d teen& 11.04 V whilli still retrained • t Me'est 'e Government 'were • voter of Nlmltid, and . ... . , Jy • . t. not able to send aii se land ~ ,._a_tj He could not itnagine.lh . e.l.).ll: e ot e„, ;... ei.,, , ..eed Ai ,e...eer t u itat a, ba t a kt v ea t) tea,,,,,,,e t wi t ta.a„, the the' spirit o f pe te i o ti s r it t o , [ Altar iato .aid ion. - 041 . .c.re ! ,o..izt Ntoist,r to Spain, until the eitAlishinent h e r6 w wi leapable of the situal toe. • V. I Jaen:. le en . w as , cheracee in :,•tOtii solemn liicts s .He k,'i;ill:.c.i. u. be Me se groutets, distinctly his uwit,•Sie J. MoOre_pl'Or : Of this represeutatiye power, .yet abontlance ot T pt , r , . k for it ? Was it ill ihe Cliinicelhe• alif elle , 'etineidciee: i . , 'l"' -''''''' ti A 1- 4 e ''''&'''' r '- '" ' ' ' t " tel ' " 11' i i.. ii . eeit an d al t h oug h iinpt;.(l4nerits sins .were stit to all ►perrs of Sielin, frofn' " hi' . •• . , a , ~. .1 , . Elr.Che a 1) 1111 triarya__ rt.Ani.:l r... - 1 n nia. - 1.-- ee . ~ ~.t.e quer, lit the Noble Lord bitterelt i It could . - s; .* !. • Jkil:f4lll.bklOtql4lll,hai 11. r• i1t43t.41,1:4C J'ic , (C 14 .14 ". :•', ueer,lfred. to prevent ben trout. obeitiong his home- : opinion and report his Maje Sty's Goiier:niueut jc , .. ), 4 , - not he 1 . it • • di he o at h e gave aur tursteto bre.athe, :and, if 'ed tOr tbeereelves of the dispo s iti on o f t h e 1 . -Lord .Hawkesbury could hot be the twin, Co., ' 1 ~ - t"I 0 Y Abe' ltight.,lion., (.4entlonat) wa, :a -, ,plaitt .: • hj- : , : S., , ,inis i 23 there * l'' "'t .` . . . t._ ...ay a otal obieetion to hint leen hiS well gluts meta: he wisikti I Lti he 11 ,,, 1 cotoi;',eted the not -to . repair, ci.dady. to view the teal state of her people. But it was nut by ti l e . r,:pert s ( A, ~c , 7 ul r 11'w:town iecompetehce for foreign affairs. lie could iiiViTtLe. ati:COele' Spoke - the trinh. ilk; Coide.isrea dieasterae. But. the ntierepresetealioes or.the Bight witeessnle al. )ne that 11'3 Majesty s ~i llGovernmei it th ink that any one liviug would • f 1--'' . . ) -- . '. i • - 7 - - -- 'll 4 ' ilat , Gentlemen citel 'lint end here . . Hu tied iin-, jittlgaelof thedisao s iti on e t t he s „ni.a, „ i na oli e l .• . piaee a con 1- ht Iselin to be mdth 'sorptised trust-the* ie. , ' ti • - title • ' 1 ,t l e deuce in ti' 1 0 his 7 illiest , S 'Ministers, were crlier modes of esti natit T •'i * i. „ . s le present-administration. eln this part of rail e.etteeneet, lied ;yet - awed. to i snewes.,fitees, circuit). teitedit :..) F t g'll.:..it Crolle t . . . . , q,, filar d sposition„ of no peech the Hon. Member paid a tribute to the . stances, which he could. only kierw oetite ant '' * tee t.) the( Whets they ettew h wes Sir J. koore sinteotion- superios authority. 1 If a. figeigoer is'ished to know it they (lid not send reinforeemente ta Co- • the feeling of the peeple•ollEnglend, he %vo t ed as k ,inortal Piti, whom Ile represented as the soul of of others • s' • s ' . , LirCUllistall i' ' ..1• - • ••ft • I-I •• ; to adVauCe, LLS 110. Ut. ore, . e.. (else , een '• .es ~ loan . the Mein .flon Gentlte. ! - Who were particle to sue! ► . 'tie . t' , • fidence to air parties. . lleac Cfmtn Solli'CeS it hick the Pvg..ht nou. (:;'T:11 , - *liana; add: of!. thi 1 • , . , J p . i a enieie ton, and weeld . co L to be tee enque,tionente men laid areatee st eee t.; ,b e caose,e t , h e Jos.i t y o b serve d , . pr?nottlice thwortliflgly . , &miler means helve beee '.6en."'gTE,m'AtlT did not-it all mean to'reply to the tleinott doubilessebelteved t h ere were -- troops- dually.etubareedior that put- al:laded to tle,lititisli ,Govettitisente to judge bt the , I P 6 eches mat's ey itieliZuf, Gentlemen oppo s it e ; purity, bat . Whiell, itiaeti mi 'Kites, he wouklAboY but it•isitecl to allude to one 'or tkeo particular puitits„ le.la .ho.real.existooco. whatever. The mete eleelleite 1/05C,1 ti'llii*wr,.4l:4ll:pr wat , ,N di iumbarked. But weby : feelinge of the .Spanish eation. .He .could aseure tiltelion. Gentleman had seideehat the of d oh 6f ilittfitilieii.' Gentleman coMmenced wiih , ,,,, ,rc t h e y,,,, e teemen t ele e d ?:• t,..eleptis dielinel requi- ihta tionoerable Genders - tail, though perhaps he had the conclusion of the'earni) . -li4li of Pkirtu&d, attd the s tine receive.l, front Sir D e llaiid.-4 , I need so many , learnt it long agei, - front better- authoiiiy. teat (be t e ille.Britisheroops from Peitu4alto Spahr. was by the trireetion °lbis Majesty's GoVerpineet.. It `Wag 'pretty SUbsegiletli diSpOgitioll ot Atte Uritiiis At.o)y. Ile Traespuris ;,,ond theta will ens delay." Among all '. was scarcely a man in Spain eminent for his reek, is „, u; ta the.':decisioue to which he (tier: t,..) bad been a ploy Hs virtue, or hie 'gents, who : WM hot' 0,i,)); 011 •• well known to .all the Officers who had been wi t h ;has no . doubt ;bathe Rielit•llee e Cre•ittleinan S , • , Ile army that that was not the cese. The Hon, be equally ready ta attack the n_ t mode in wleelt that io iee course of his life, tICI One 11.1,1 ever , occnrred . irl t h e strugg le, against Fl'ettc.;) tlSOlpitiOil. W u; . lied been sent to.Portuaal, it the Nnbiett. had Whit:a - had gieen Itiiii so much P tin :)s'h'it,, .1-I lied . Our Government saw the Proci - antelious fine ~t t ,Yentleman had also said. tlnit.the Cminnissariat was iirmY, &limbed. - •H. been before Ihe liouse,• but as . it- Was not, the fir 4 ataluieraeed, most r e lucianti ) . in t h e iiee ee s i ty of t h e , paits i . ot the Peninsula, .signed by:these distingtv,-,- '''' badly•consil ' I . ands ill le . , ~e c t utet , th e troop 1 i 6 , . , le 1 IC la a( ValitAi ~•-was 14,..5p i. ir , .. - . , . I► . l 1 I d I • d r .A' et ig disembark . eicet which: ettsued. There was nn tet..l- .ed iiersona t le;, liow was It poFtsibte tor 11 1 , 11 t „ . -.0-- 7 4 , 11 lared that as tan as he had been With Gene-i- al accusation w t : e.4.1 • , 4 . -, °Pe, Which wea (luring a march of near 1000 miles, tile ,m ( 4 l . a adopted by his ,Majesty!! G ove r n ment to ma, of the heart whiilt ri'l'l nOt lortair.ed, by it. lie , take the real sentiments of the natiLin i'• In Cat„.l,,_ ._ k : 0: , , ' • i ;